Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-13

people where live don't think any man who
haSa not . seen Cneago is ft to be President!'
nave nave often thought since Of this incident, and
WueH IL mas happened that felt had not done
lsr the people and the public all that miRht be
zone zone OF al that would wish to do have won.
qetea req IL things would not have gone better il
4 had visited Chicago. Indeed it has. / be.
lleve, been publicly stated on more than one
occasion lately when the shortcomings Of the
TLrosens Shief Executive were under discussion,
aa enao nothing better could be expected of a man
VINO mad never been west OF some desienated
plaee ha or river. Now that am here, teel like
'ne =, queen OF shebn-the half hasn't bean told
my amazement is greatly Increased when I
recall little-o nodera hi tory. In 1898 Chit
cago was Incorporated rs a town. and on the
uasuon east n OF ineorpornton thirteen votes
Sust one OF them in the negative. I do not
know the reason that actuated this neaatiyo
voter; but If he We're here today think be
would be heartily ashamed OF himself
linust confess that the consideration of the
arguments made by my friends from Chionr a
,nuieates the loyalty and that true feeling and
Priue ol which Your city is SO striking a mouu-
mont. All have hoari OF it, il they have not
seen it, for l think that every one of your
citizens !. has organized himself into = com
Inittee of one to spread its glory abroad Y0u
nave said: The President should see Chi-
cage am here TO see it, and to soc its Kind
ana hospita5le people; and lecause your city is
and Important, know that YOU will permit
me to say that Lave left ut homo CITY which
you should see and know more about; city
which, in point OF fact, it would be well to keep
your eyes closely upon all the time Your
servants and your agents are there; they are
there 10 protect your interests and to aid Won in
furthering your welfare
Your ceaseless activity of hand and brain
VIII not yield tho results you deserve unless
Wisdom guides the councils of government and
unless Your needs are regarded Mt the seat OF
the Government-the nations capital Let me
counsel you that careful and thoughtful &C.
ton on political privileges is not only a safe
guard against business disaster, but as we'll the
highest obligation of citizenship.
VhoD tba reviaty ~ fi,oa ,,ro,o. ,;.,, .,...
Mounted troops with sabers, regiments of uni :
formed infantry on foot. posta OF Grand Army
Veterans, battalions of police patrol wagons,
hremen with their engines bearing lavish
decorGtions-cll mnrched past with mum berless
bands OF music. The President removed his
hat as each section of the great procession
salutea him in turn. He stood at Mayor
Roches side for IN hour and a half While the
thousands Of marching mon were hurrying
past. Occasionally the enormous throngs of
people surged into the line of march and tenn
porariiy broke up the parade The policemen
chased the mob hi ther and thither, pushing it
about, bruising it, and driving it away like
sheep.
At last the long procession marched away and
disappeared forever
Mrs. Cleveland was taken i'll and left her car
riagc before the reviewing stand was reached